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Yes we definitely want to see the festivals etc, so much color, would love to go to a Indian wedding, but that's pushing it lol
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goa is for bachelors.........
can't say there is any thing for family......
Since you are going there with kids, I would suggest you to stick to the tourist circuits. Have you already made the bookings and stuff? If you can give me tentative date of when you leaving I will try and chalk out an itinerary for you.
Well it's been decide my family and I are off to India in October/November would love to have inputs from people on here about this wonderful country.
Have been doing research and trying to learn about the country, from what I can gather it is one of if not the most diverse places on Earth.
Different religions, culture, traditions all living in peace and respecting each other, so much history and civilization.
I have 3 kids as well 2 girls and a boy all under the age of 12 and they are looking forward to the experience, they really want to to see Elephants and bathe them etc.
We want to try and experience as much as we can, we only have 4 weeks in India as we have to get back to work.
Any help, tips, hints will be most welcome and very much appreciated, come on guys bring it on.![]()
Thanks for the Indiamike tip, that is a great site and lots of info and people who love India, Shimla is a hill station yes? But wont it be very cold in the hills in winter? Same goes for Darjeeling, both look gorgeous but would it be cold?
Yes, yes Rajasthan is part of the Golden Triangle yes? The story's I have heard are amazing, palaces, forts, temples, so much life and color.